State Parks

Where To Look For More Arkansas Info
7/11/2011 at 12:00am  
The Arkansas Department of Parks & Tourism publishes helpful guides full of information about the state. The free publications listed below can be obtained by calling Parks & Tourism at 800-NATURAL, or Arkansas State Parks at 888-AT-PARKS. read more >
Discover Arkansas: Six Great Regions To Explore and Play
7/26/2010 at 12:00am  
There is a place for everyone in Arkansas, a state with a history and culture as colorful and diverse as its physical landscape. The deep woods of the Ozark Mountains, the wide-open farmlands of the Delta, the slow pace of small-town life or the conveniences and attractions of the big city – Arkansas has it all, including an endless supply of great food, good music, festivals, fishing, hunting, hiking and other recreational activities. read more >
Home to the Humanities: Art and History Come Alive in Arkansas
7/26/2010 at 12:00am  
Arkansas's distinct beauty serves as inspiration to local artists. Museums and galleries throughout the state showcase their work, while orchestras delight listeners indoors and out with crisp, soul-stirring melodies. Performance art thrives on the stages of community theaters that feature local and national talent, and many centers and museums offer classes on a variety of mediums for children and adults. For history buffs, Arkansas's museums showcase topics spanning the Civil War, desegregation, gangsters, the world's largest corporation and famous Arkansans. read more >
Arkansas Stays Rich in Outdoor Recreation Activities
7/26/2010 at 12:00am  
Arkansas's gorgeous scenery has earned the state a well-deserved reputation as an outdoor enthusiast's Shangri-la. And there's no wonder why. Home to 600,000 acres of lakes, more than 9,000 miles of crystal-clear streams and rivers, two major mountain ranges and 52 state parks, Arkansas has something for everyone. Whether you seek tranquility, adventure or something in between, you'll find it all in Arkansas. read more >
Outdoor Adventures: Arkansas Is Rich in Outdoor Recreation Possibilities
8/1/2009 at 12:00am  
Arkansas's gorgeous scenery has earned the state a well-deserved reputation as an outdoor enthusiast's Shangri-la. And there's no wonder why. read more >
Arkansas State Parks: 75 Years of History, Preservation and Recreation
8/1/2008 at 12:00am  
State parks showcase our state's natural treasures, reveal its history, and offer recreation and enjoyment for everyone. This year, the Arkansas State Park system celebrates its 75th anniversary with activities, celebrations and openings across the state. read more >
Petit Jean: The History of the Mountaintop State Park
8/1/2008 at 12:00am  
The idea of a park atop Petit Jean Mountain was first brought up in 1907, when officers and stockholders of the Fort Smith Lumber Co. agreed that attempting to harvest from the forest in the Seven Hollows region could only be done at a loss. The group decided to offer the area as a national park to the government. read more >
Crater of Diamonds: The Most Unique State Park
8/1/2008 at 12:00am  
Crater of Diamonds State Park is the only place in the world where the public can dig for diamonds. The 37-acre plowed field near Murfreesboro was brought into the state park system in 1972, and thousands of visitors dig and scrounge for diamonds and other rare minerals at the park each year. read more >
Mount Magazine: Arkansas' Highest Point Offers A Room With A View
8/1/2008 at 12:00am  
At 2,753 feet, Mount Magazine is the highest point in the state. In the 1920s, a lodge and cabins were built on the mountain's south bluff. Other overnight facilities followed, including a U.S. Forest Service lodge that burned in 1971. read more >
In Parks, On Trails, In Water: Arkansas Offers Unlimited Outdoor Adventures
8/1/2008 at 12:00am  
Arkansas is rich in outdoor recreation possibilities. Here, we introduce you to just a few of them. read more >
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